Sentence examples for preferential inputs from inspiring English sources

Executives invested in hedge funds and helped performance with preferential inputs.

This rules out bulk assimilation of pipe material and suggests either preferential input of the galvanized coating (made essentially of Zn) or deposition of a vapor phase enriched in Zn and Pb.

We propose that our results reflect both the differential distribution of Native American populations that contributed to the present-day criollo mtDNA gene pool and a preferential input of immigrants of Chilean origin to San Juan.

The presence of N2 and N3 in the C5 and C6 spinal segments suggests a preferential input of group II and group III afferents into these specific spinal segments.

Based on our laminar fate-marker results, we asked whether these fibers are still able to target layer IV-fated cells, i.e. their preferential input compartment, in the disorganized rl−/− cortex.

The proposed model does not require any information on price data or preferential weighings of inputs and outputs over multiple periods and able to measure aggregative efficiency of multi-period production systems.

Our results suggest that wealthier households are more likely to participate in dairy hubs because they may be able and willing to bear more risks than their counterparts and may have preferential access to inputs and credit (Kassie et al. 2009).

Notably, input fidelity (preferential response to an authentic input) is a more difficult objective to achieve than output specificity (preferential targeting to an authentic output).

Many neurons exhibit resonances whereby subthreshold oscillatory behaviour is amplified for inputs at preferential frequencies, for example as seen in neurons of rat sensorimotor cortex [18].

Our work is based on the method for constructing the Green's function of a single branched passive dendritic tree as originally proposed by Abbott et al. [15, 16] and generalised by Coombes et al. [17] to treat resonant membrane (whereby subthreshold oscillatory behaviour is amplified for inputs at preferential frequencies determined by ionic currents such as I h ).

The auditory P1 has also been interpreted as an indicator of preferential attention to sensory inputs and is thought to reflect level of arousal (Key et al., 2005).